Wilson writes of mysterious and menacing creatures and of heroes who live for justice and fairness in their society. The series incorporates horror and thriller in the different narratives with horror taking the lead in one novel and thriller in another. With something of the “Agent Pendergast” or “Charlie Parker” series, the Adversary Cycle shaped the horror and thriller genre for much of the 1980s. Wilson currently lives in Jersey Shore where he spends his time penning his next bestseller and haunting eBay for weird Daddy Warbucks and strange clock memorabilia.

The “Adversary Cycle” series debuted with The Keep that was first published in 1981 to much popular acclaim that it was made into a movie by the same name in 1983. The author has won many awards over the years including the Bram Stoker Award in 1999 and the Inkpot Award from the San Diego Comicon. All the novels of the “Adversary Cycle” series of novels have made the New York Times bestselling lists. However, with more that 100 short stories and over fifty novels to his name, he is best known for the “Repairman Jack” series of novels that is a spin off of the “Adversary Cycle” series. Given his varied interests he has published works in just about every genre ranging from religious, political, and medical thrillers, a Christmas book, young adult, horror, fantasy, and science fiction.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Wilson spent much of his childhood and youth watching horror movies, Soupy Sales, listening to Alan Freed and Chuck Berry, reading Heinlein, Bradbury, and Matheson, and poring over comics like E.C. Wilson the American author that has made a name for himself writing in almost every genre imaginable. “The Adversary Cycle” also known as the “Nightworld Cycle” is a series of novels by Paul F.

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